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From: ekberg@home.csc.ti.COM (Tom Ekberg)
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Subject: References on X-Windows
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Date: 27 Apr 88 14:38:30 GMT
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>In article <5623@sigi.Colorado.EDU> furtney@boulder.Colorado.EDU (David Furtney) writes:
>I am looking for some introductory papers or articles on
>windows systems and on X-windows in particular.  The 
>defining document for X and an overview would be very
>useful.  Where can I find this stuff?

Ok, I'll bite.  There are 3 articles in "Mini-Micro Systems" which touch
briefly on the X Window System.

	"Xcellence in windows: advantages of a standard", Irene McCartney,
	Digital Equipment Corp.  July 1987, pages 139-141.

	"X Window eases stress of parent-child relationships", Irene McCartney,
	Digital Equipment Corp.  August 1987, pages 115-117.

	"X Window standard wins support, not products", Tim Scannell, Senior
	Editor.  February 1988, pages 29-30.

I know there are other articles, but I don't have the references handy.

  -- tom (aisle C-4L), ekberg@csc.ti.com